Early voting tops 1,800 ballots in Doña Ana County ahead of expanded voting sites
More than 1,800 ballots have been cast in Doña Ana County ahead of New Mexico’s June 2 primary election as expanded early voting begins statewide.
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Heinrich calls Trump Forest Service budget a ‘roadmap on how to dismantle the Forest Service’
Sen. Martin Heinrich criticized President Donald Trump’s proposed Forest Service budget during a Senate committee hearing Wednesday.
At one rural New Mexico hospital, doctors turn to AI tools
Doctors at Artesia General Hospital are using AI-powered tools to help manage clinical notes and patient records, part of a growing shift toward artificial intelligence in rural healthcare.
NM GOP governor candidate Gregg Hull touts experience leading, growing Rio Rancho
Former Rio Rancho Mayor Gregg Hull says his experience leading one of New Mexico’s fastest-growing cities makes him the best choice in the Republican race for governor.
Vasquez pushes to add mobile home protections to bipartisan housing bill
U.S. Rep. Gabe Vasquez is urging congressional leaders to include protections for mobile home residents in a bipartisan housing package aimed at addressing housing affordability and corporate ownership practices.
Lujan Grisham begins trade mission to Japan focused on energy, technology
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham arrived in Japan on Monday for a trade mission focused on energy, technology and economic partnerships between New Mexico and Japanese companies and officials.
U.S. Senate advances former NM GOP official Steve Pearce to lead federal land management agency
The U.S. Senate voted Monday to advance former New Mexico Congressman Steve Pearce’s nomination to lead the Bureau of Land Management, placing him one procedural step away from confirmation.
BLM fast-tracks ‘Green Chile’ pipeline construction review for NM data center Project Jupiter
The Bureau of Land Management fast-tracked review of a proposed natural gas pipeline tied to Project Jupiter in Doña Ana County, even as environmental groups and regulators continue challenging the controversial data center project.
Facing drought and low snowpack, Rio Grande states expect a ‘challenging’ year
Officials warned Rio Grande flows could rank among the lowest on record this year as drought, low snowpack and weak runoff strain water supplies across Colorado, New Mexico and Texas.
